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Live updates from Auburn football’s game vs. New Mexico, Hank Brown’s first start at QB

Hugh Freeze and the Auburn Tigers (1-1) are looking to bounce back this week as they host the New Mexico Lobos (0-2) for homecoming at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
The game comes on the heels of last week’s loss to Cal and a major shakeup in the Tigers’ starting lineup.
On Friday afternoon, it was reported that Freeze had decided to make a change at quarterback and would be giving redshirt freshman Hank Brown a shot as his first start.
Follow along for updates from Jordan-Hare Stadium:
Pregame
6:00 p.m. — Auburn officially announces Hank Brown as starting QB
Redshirt freshman Hank Brown was announced as Auburn’s starting quarterback — and Auburn’s student section quickly issued its approval:
5:45 p.m. — Official pregame notes from Auburn
Redshirt freshman Hank Brown will start under center for the Tigers, while junior Camden Brown will start at wide receiver in place of Cam Coleman.
5:40 p.m. — Injury notes from warmups
Auburn freshman wide receiver Cam Coleman (shoulder), sophomore kicker Alex McPherson (illness) and senior offensive lineman Izavion Miller (hip) will all miss today’s game vs. New Mexico

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Alan Shoemaker: Windy days lie ahead this week

While the days ahead will be warmer and drier, the winds will pick up again, increasing fire danger particularly in southern New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Rain and snow showers across central and eastern New Mexico tapered off Saturday evening along with skies clearing quickly before midnight.
Sunday and Monday look dry with much milder temperatures and light winds due to high pressure moving over the state.
Stronger southwest winds build up on Tuesday and west-to-northwest winds on Wednesday as a system moves quickly across the desert southwest. Some light rain and snow showers are possible across western and central New Mexico Tuesday night through midday Wednesday.
There will be some fire weather concerns in south-central New Mexico Tuesday and southeast New Mexico Tuesday and Wednesday.
Very strong to damaging winds are looking more likely for many areas late Thursday and especially Friday as a deep Pacific storm moves into the intermountain west.
Beneficial rain and snow move into western and north central New Mexico Thursday evening into Friday with wind gusts of 50 to 75 mph and blowing dust across much of central and eastern New Mexico.
Meteorologist Alan Shoemaker has your full forecast in the video above.
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